A modern social animal dies suddenly while working overtime. When he opens his eyes, he becomes Lin Yan, the eldest son of the Lin family who died young in the original novel.
In front of him was his father who was coughing and dying, and behind him was six-year-old Daiyu with timid eyes.
He remembered the end of the vast white land, her tears in Xiaoxiang, and the desolation of the Lin family.
There is no shocking power, no peerless magic, just a heart that predicts people's hearts, a jar of old vinegar left by the mother, and a wrong title book full of destiny.
He rectified the moths in the house, opened a vinegar shop to save a way out, and guarded Jia Yu Village every step of the way. He watched the flowers and insects with her every day, and taught her how to make the world a fire.
He does not seek glory and high status in the Jia Mansion, but only seeks to protect his small courtyard in Yangzhou and protect his Yu'er without tears in his life, and to live in peace year after year.
Purpose: To fight against the tragic fate of Red Mansion with the sobriety of ordinary people. Gentle redemption is not a false miracle that changes fate against the will of heaven, but a down-to-earth support and protection day after day.
The protagonist Lin Yan travels back in time to become the legitimate son of the Lin family who did not exist in the original work with the realistic understanding of modern ordinary people. He is aware of the full tragedy of the fall of Jia's family, Daiyu's tears, and Lin Ruhai's premature death. He does not rely on destiny, gods, nobles, or rely on golden fingers to reach the sky in one step. He only uses the pragmatic logic of ordinary people: cleaning up the family, running the industry, recuperating his father's body, reshaping Daiyu's cognition and character, and guarding against dangerous people step by step. The so-called redemption is not to erase the suffering in the world, but to build a solid foundation for survival for the loved ones with one's own hands, turning the "unsupported" drifting in the original work into the stability of someone who has the guarantee.